Finally! Getting A New Ride!

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HELLLLLLOOOOOOOOO!

For thos of you who don’t already know… I sold my mustang when I bought my house and regretted every living second of it! I guess it was a responsible move… but the other night Mrs. Haz sat me down and told me I havn’t looked happy since I sold my car and she told me she wanted me to get another one. It took me all of 2 days LMAO!

specs:

2004 anniversary edition mustang GT
21,700 miles
the car is completely stock… for now :smiley:

I’ve always been a stang enthusiest (sp?) so it feels nice to get a piece of me back again!

~Haz~

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Oh… i was looking for a coupe so i could fit it with a 10pt roll cage but I found out a 6 point bar will be enough to let me race at the track so im going with the vert… i’m getting such a good deal on it - i can’t pass it up LOL

~Haz~

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omg… heaven

~haz~

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Dude, the stang is a beast. My buddy has an 02 GT, and that thing burns in a straight line…just wish it would be a bit better in the corners…

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haha i love fast cars but i’m more into ricers than american made. My favorite cars to race against are mustangs because they are usually good competition. I just got a 08 SI a few months back and as you put it is “stock… for now :smiley:.” Props man i definitly like the color and style of the 02

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Those SI’s are fun little things…

I’m a car fan in general, so I don’t go by the whole “I’m only for American cars, or German or Japanese.” Each country makes some good vehicles, and that’s that.

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I like my cars slow and with big wheels - Woo off-road

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Whewww look at that your Bad Boy status just went up

Nice ride :wink:

Lets watch my favorite

Tisha

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I agree, and different cars allow for different driving experiences. A torque monster is crazy fun, but it’s not comparable to a small, zippy car. I’m not a fan of vans or SUVs, but even those cars offer different driving experiences.

I’ve driven Japanese imports, American muscle, and European pimp mobiles. :smiley: They’re all great one way or another. Although, as I age, I do find myself leaning more towards the relaxed, luxurious European style. :smiley:

Hazard, welcome back to the stang family, we’ve missed you. :smiley:

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nice car you got there Haz!

the stangs are usually better at straight lines, raw power, pure and simple.

on the other hand, check out this funny vid :smiley:

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And to think the Mustang started out as a different body for the econobox Ford Falcon.:eek:

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UPDATE: Not getting that exact car LOL… i shot down the deal. I’m now in the market for a 2003 mach 1 mustang :slight_smile: - just gunna keep looking.

I also agree that every car offers a different driving experience however i personally prefer the light to light… straight line… 1/4 mile car. I wouldn’t even want to race around corners… too much risk for me. My last stang was LOUD AS SHIT… just the way i like it :slight_smile: - this next one will be just the same haha

~Haz~